D11.3: Economic aspects of mobility and identity

Table Of Content

• Executive Summary
• Scope
• Structure and Content
• Introduction
• User Centric view on Markets for Mobile Applications and Services: The Four Sector Model
• Introduction
• Application of the four sector model
• Inner-sector communication
• The business related sector
• The governmental sector
• The private sector
• Cross-sector communication
• Communication directed to the public sector
• Business related and governmental sectors
• Communication emerging from the private sector
• Summary
• Economic Impact of Data Protection on Markets for Mobile Applications and
• Services
• Introduction
• Rights of the data subject
• Consent
• Location Based Services
• Data retention
• Why data retention?
• Traffic data vs. content data
• Types of data to be retained and retention period
• Cost reimbursement
• Data transfer to third countries
• Business Compliance to European Data Protection Legislation
• Theories for User Acceptance in the Market of Mobile Identity Management
• Introduction
• Mechanisms for building User Trust
• Theoretical foundations: Description of the Economic Theories
• Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA)
• Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)
• Diffusion of Innovations (DoI)
• Stages of the Adoption
• Process
• Critique on the Diffusion of Innovation Theory
• Price of Convenience (PoC)
• Preliminary Conclusions
• Derived Framework
• for analysing the Economic Impacts of MIdM in Mobile Services and Applications
• Introduction
• The Balanced Scorecard Concept
• The proposed Framework for analysing the Economic Impacts of MIdM on Mobile Services and Applications
• Conclusions
• Outlook
• References
• Bibliography
• Hyperlinks